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Bing has a new Spotlight feature that lets users get the bigger picture of the major news.

Bing is getting improved search result tools for hotel bookings, coupons, more.

Use Bing Maps? You can now make your own customized itineraries.

Microsoft advances image search on Bing with new Visual Search feature powered by computer vision, available on Bing, Launcher, and Edge.

Microsoft this week announced new ways in which it is sprinkling AI capabilities across its many products and services.

Bing now puts its voice and camera search capabilities on its revamped homepage with the latest update on the iPhone.

Did you seriously put your trust in Microsoft consumer offerings? OK, I did too. But maybe it's time to think differently.

The change impacts Siri and Search (formerly Spotlight) search queries on iOS and Spotlight on Mac, Apple says.

Following a similar Google effort by several months, Bing has finally started displaying fact-checking data in its search results.

It would pretty much have to be, is what you are likely thinking. But Microsoft made a case for Bing this week

If you're anything like me, your Microsoft account is the core of your online identity. It's time for a check-up.

There's a U.S. presidential election coming up, and Microsoft has launched a new Bing interactive experience to help voters make educated decisions.

Tech tidbits from around the web: Bing goes to the Olympics, a big sale on PCs at the Microsoft Store, new Nokia smartphones are confirmed, a Lenovo profit is driven by a real estate sale not by PCs, and AT&T raises prices for some, lowers prices for others.

Microsoft is re-branding Bing Rewards to Microsoft Rewards and is also expanding the program to other applications to make it easier to earn points.

For over two weeks now, I've secretly made a major change to my daily workflow and have been using as many Microsoft mobile apps on PC, tablet, and smartphone as possible. And my relative levels of success speak volumes, I think, to the state of Microsoft's mobile efforts here in mid-2016.

Tech tidbits from around the web: the Microsoft Band 2 fire sale continues, "Any developer" will be able to upload apps for Xbox One to the store "soon", Microsoft is updating Windows 10 again, and whether Microsoft's Bing bet is starting to pay off.

Given the popularity of the Windows Insider and Office Insider programs, Microsoft is hoping some of that success will rub off on its search engine too: Microsoft this week quietly launched the Bing Insider Program.

A few tidbits, coming at you this time from Redmond, WA: Windows Weekly meet-up is tonight, a new Windows 10 ad campaign hits softly at Mac, Bing election experience improvements, and Apple's sad new strategy under Tim Cook.

I'm in New York for two days of meetings, so here are a few tidbits from around the web: Bing app updates on Android/iOS, Microsoft stole Iowa from Trump, Facebook's 3.5 degrees of separation, and an awesome new Simpsons search engine.

You may be familiar with the MSN News mobile app, which I use regularly across each of the big mobile platforms. Well, here's another news app from Microsoft, and it's currently available only on iOS. For some reason.

Microsoft today announced its predictions for the first phase of the U.S. presidential election. And if Bing's predictive capabilities are to be believed, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump will both emerge from the coming electoral season as big winners.

Good morning. Here are some tech tidbits from around the web: Build 2016 registration is Tuesday, Bing gets a new logo, Microsoft open sources part of Edge, Delivery Beta app for Windows 10, and a new Google Maps feature.

Microsoft has announced the top Bing searches of 2015, and as you might expect, they run the gamut from the important to the truly superfluous.

A small group of external testers has finally gotten their first peek at Cortana on iOS, according to various reports. It's not clear how many have access.

Microsoft has overhauled its app for Bing on iOS and has created something that you may want to actually use on a daily basis.

Microsoft has opened the doors to Distill, a new user based question and answer service to improve search results, to those who registered for invitations.

As you may know, Microsoft makes a wonderful collection of MSN mobile content apps. As of this fall, sadly, three of those apps are being discontinued.